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  • Birds of a feather train together

    Air Force aircraft engine mechanics fall into a single career field, but they are limited to repairing the one type of engine they originally trained on.Now with the opening of Moody's new engine repair facility, the mechanics here will have the opportunity to work on different engines, a change

  • Airfield managers protect runway, lives

    It's vital to ensure Moody's aircraft have a safe flightline to land on-- especially in support of the "Attack, Rescue, Protect" mission. The safety of Moody's airfield depends upon the coordination and expertise of an 11-man team of airfield managers who serves here. The members of the 23rd

  • New dietician provides healthy eating plans

    Moody's Health and Wellness Center is now offering the free services of a professional whose goal is to help Airmen make healthy food choices. Kayla Scherf, Moody's new dietician, spent much of her childhood struggling with weight, but is now in shape and hopes to pass on her knowledge about proper

  • Family, friends pay tribute to fallen Nellis Airman

    Approximately 800 people gathered at Nellis Air Force Base July 15 to remember the life and service of a 66th Rescue Squadron HH-60G helicopter pilot who paid the ultimate sacrifice while saving the lives of others. Capt. David A. Wisniewski, 31, passed away at the National Naval Medical Center in

  • New TF-34 engine facility reduces repair time

    The opening of a new engine facility at Moody signals a faster, more efficient way to produce and repair the engines of the A-10C Thunderbolt II aircraft.The TF-34 Engine Repair Facility recently had a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the facility's move from Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., to Moody.

  • RED HORSE squadron replaces historic section of flightline

    Since its beginnings in 1940 as Moody Army Airfield, Army Air Corps and Air Force Airmen have cycled through Moody continuously, being a part of its history but not always having the opportunity to observe it. The flightline, on the other hand, has been witness to everything that has happened since

  • 24 Moody Airmen graduate NCO academy

    Congratulations to the 24 technical sergeants who graduated July 15 from the Paul W. Airey NCO Academy at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.John Levitow Award winner:Jonathan Farr, 822nd Security Forces SquadronDistinguished graduates:Anthony Costa, 23rd Equipment Maintenance SquadronWilliam Ford, 23rd